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Should a consumer be able to see inclusions in a .20 VVS2 diamond with 30x magnification? |
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This is a bracelet I purchased on Ebay with a 1/5 vvs1, F diamond (supposedly). I have a 30x loupe at home, and have looked over all my diamond band rings, earrings, pendants etc. and can find inclusions in most of the stones. I cannot see anything in this stone, so either it's fake, or I got a really, REALLY good deal on a NO Reserve auction. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...&item=948099748 |
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Any jeweler should be able to test the diamond(s) and tell you if they are fake. I would suggest a seasoned jeweler as someone less experienced may not be able to disitnguish between real and the new, high tech fakies. |
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RE : Novice viewing clarity of diamond
hey jessica - I just noticed your quote..that's funny! I have enjoyed all your posts and your sane & knowledgeble perspective on things. THANKS! |
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30x microscope should be easier. The jeweler could set up the angle for the best viewing. A loupe could be harder for you to use. Should be able to find it with patience. But that is a small diamond and it might be pretty tough. It would make a difference if it were a step compared to a brilliant cut. With the latter being more difficult. Are you viewing it through the pavilion or the table? Most often the latter is more difficult as well. |
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